A PC Valuation Starts With a Complete Component List
Custom PCs and branded desktops are assessed by their actual components, condition, functionality and demand, not the appearance of the case alone.
Sell Your Used Desktop PC
Custom PCs and branded desktops are assessed by their actual components, condition, functionality and demand, not the appearance of the case alone.
- Custom PC or branded desktop
- Component-list review
- Inspection before an offer
Accurate Information Leads to Clearer Decisions
List every major component
Include the CPU, motherboard, GPU, RAM, storage, power supply, cooling and case. System Information screenshots or component receipts can help.
- CPU and motherboard
- GPU and VRAM
- RAM and storage
- PSU, cooler and case
Describe the functional status
Disclose any restarts, visual artefacts, fan noise, faulty ports, high temperatures or previously repaired components.
Protect the data in your storage
Back up and remove personal data before handover. If storage is not included in the sale, tell the team early so the configuration is assessed correctly.
From Initial Review to Final Decision
- 01Submit the component list
- 02Include photos of the PC
- 03Receive an initial review
- 04Complete the inspection
- 05Confirm the offer
Answers Before You Begin
Can I sell individual components?
Eligibility depends on the component type, condition and current demand. List the items for the team to review.
Are custom PCs accepted?
A custom PC can be submitted for assessment with an accurate component list and evidence of its condition.
Should I include the monitor?
State whether the monitor and peripherals are included so the team can assess the correct scope.
Submit Your PC Specifications
Share accurate information about your device or requirements. The Mechanize team will explain the next step.